Zhen Ji Theorem

Zhang Yang did not actually understand the strange phenomena all that well. It was only thanks to his younger cousin's past explanations that he had formed the most basic concept.

In other words—the strange phenomenon could be viewed as an uncontrollable force field possessing uncontrollable radiation laws and an uncontrollable radiation range.

In short, strange phenomena were all uncontrollable force fields.

As for the other, more detailed and extensive theories, Zhang Yang did not care much about them, nor did he need to. After all, he had never planned to deal with strange phenomena personally.

Things like orderly strange phenomena, chaotic strange phenomena, maliciously attacking strange phenomena, defensive strange phenomena, and infinitely proliferating strange phenomena were all things he had no need to understand.

He only needed to know the most important and fundamental sentence: strange phenomena were all uncontrollable force fields.

Since they were force fields, whether controllable or uncontrollable, and no matter how their radiation laws changed, they could never escape having an upper limit and a lower limit.

The so-called upper limit meant that they could not touch the power of the framework. In other words, no matter how formidable a strange phenomenon was, it could not break free of the framework of the River of Time and the Six Great Sequences.

This concept was easy to understand. It was more or less like the axiom G=mg; no matter how one fiddled with it, one could not escape it.

Then what about the lower limit? Naturally, that was the theorem.

It referred to the lowest level of living being that such an uncontrollable force field could affect.

For example, people always said that ghosts and monsters killed people in indescribable ways. But if there were no people in this world, then such indescribable acts would no longer